14:00 Ascot

Saturday 20 October 2018

All13:2514:0014:4015:1515:5016:30

Qipco British Champions Sprint Stakes (Group 1)

  • 3YO plus  |   Class 1  |   6f  |   Soft  |   14 Runners  |   Turf  |   Weighed In
  • Off time: 14:01  |   Winning time: 1m 14.21s
1st
Horse silk
13
(10)
28/1
T: R A FaheyJ: P Hanagan
Sweating, quickly away, made all, ridden and in command when edged right inside final furlong, ran on strongly, unchallenged tchd 33/1
2nd
Horse silk
1
5
(13)
4/1
T: C G CoxJ: A Kirby
Gave problems loading and restless in stalls, well away, raced keenly chasing winner, travelling well 2f out, ridden over 1f out, kept on same pace inside final furlong, never going pace to challenge op 5/1
3rd
Horse silk
1 ¼
3
(7)
16/1
T: A M BaldingJ: James Doyle
Chased leaders, pushed along over 2f out, kept on into 3rd close home, never going pace to challenge
4th
Horse silk
½
2
(14)
69-2
13/2
T: K A RyanJ: J P Spencer
Dwelt, soon well in touch in 5th, headway chasing leaders 2f out, ridden and kept on same pace inside final furlong, not pace to challenge, lost 3rd close home op 8/1
5th
Horse silk
½
9
(6)
25/1
T: D R C ElsworthJ: G Mosse
In touch, pushed along chasing leaders and unable to quicken over 2f out, plugged on inside final furlong, never a threat
6th
Horse silk
nk
8
(9)
20/1
T: H & R CharltonJ: K Shoemark
Held up towards rear, some late headway, never on terms op 18/1 tchd 16/1
7th
Horse silk
2 ¼
12
(8)
3/1f
T: J R FanshaweJ: Oisin Murphy
Slowly into stride, held up towards rear of mid-division, some headway under pressure over 1f out, never on terms op 10/3
8th
Horse silk
1 ½
11
(1)
8/1
T: W J HaggasJ: Jim Crowley
Held up towards rear, some headway far side of group and hung right 2f out, soon beaten op 15/2
9th
Horse silk
½
7
(11)
69-2
12/1
T: H CandyJ: Harry Bentley
Held up in touch in mid-division, headway chasing leaders over 2f out, switched right 2f out, ridden and weakened over 1f out
10th
Horse silk
hd
10
(3)
25/1
T: J A StackJ: C D Hayes
Always towards rear, never a factor op 20/1
11th
Horse silk
2 ¼
6
(5)
11/2
T: D K IvoryJ: R Winston
Held up towards rear, no impression when hung right final 2f, never involved op 7/1 tchd 6/1
12th
Horse silk
1 ¾
14
(2)
33/1
T: J P O'BrienJ: D O'Brien
Always towards rear, never a factor op 22/1
13th
Horse silk
8
4
(4)
20/1
T: Sir Michael StouteJ: R L Moore
Chased leaders, weakened inside final 2f, soon behind and eased op 25/1
14th
Horse silk
9
1
(12)
33/1
T: B J MeehanJ: W Buick
Held up towards rear of mid-division, pushed along over 2f out, soon beaten and behind, never a factor

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Betting Breakdown

Tote Win:£33.60Pl:£7.60, £2.20, £5.80EX:£224.20Trifecta:£2,916.90Tricast:£1,966.72SF:£132.93Swingers:£21.50, £67.80, £16.30

Forecasts

The Tin Man (3/1), Harry Angel (4/1), Librisa Breeze (11/2), Brando (13/2), Tasleet (8/1), Limato (12/1), Donjuan Triumphant (16/1), Projection (20/1), Dream Of Dreams (20/1), Sir Dancealot (25/1), Son Of Rest (25/1), Sands Of Mali (28/1), Speak In Colours (33/1), Bacchus (33/1)

Verdict

THE TIN MAN is a rock solid contender who was impressive when winning the Sprint Cup in similar ground to what he will get here when last seen at Haydock. The gelding has an excellent record here, a winner of this in 2016 and he's more like than most to run his race. Harry Angel comes here with questions to answer but he couldn't be ruled out if putting his best foot forward. Son Of Rest makes some appeal from an each-way perspective given his liking for conditions, as seen when dead-heating in the Ayr Gold Cup on heavy ground last time.
  1. The Tin Man
  2. Harry Angel
  3. Son Of Rest

Previous Winners

2017
Librisa Breeze
Weight: 9-2  |Age: 5
J: R Winston  |  T: D K Ivory
10/1

Prize Money

1st: £358,691.002nd: £135,988.003rd: £68,057.004th: £33,902.005th: £17,014.006th: £8,539.00

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